- Derbent, also
historically known as Darband, or
Derbend, is the
southernmost city in Russia. It is
situated along the
southeastern coast of the Republic...
-
domination in the
region ended in 796 (180 AH) when the
Khazars captured Derbend. In the
early days of the Abbasids, the
struggle against the
Khazars continued...
- 1724,
aimed at
dividing the
territories of
Safavid Iran
between them,
Derbend, Baku and some
other places in the
region were left to Russia. Dagestan...
-
least three locations have been
proposed as
possible sites of Albanopolis:
Derbend in Dagestan, Albyrak/Albac near Başkale in the then
Armenian region of...
- Koye (کۆیە), po****tion 15,123
Kesnezan (کەسنەزان), po****tion 12,783
Derbend (دەربەند), po****tion 10,086 Şawês (شاوێس), po****tion 7,387
Behirke (بەحرکە)...
- the late 1990s.
Ethnologue lists 21
North Azerbaijani dialects: "Quba,
Derbend, Baku, Shamakhi, Salyan, Lenkaran, Qazakh, Airym, Borcala, Terekeme, Qyzylbash...
- in the
north was sporadic,
although Armenian and
Albanian missions from
Derbend built churches extensively in
maritime Daghestan, then a
Khazar district...
- Baku in the south. To the
north of all
these lands lay Bab al-Abwab or
Derbend, and to the west,
beyond the
modern Goychay, the
region of Shaki. In mediaeval...
- Breçka, Belene, İzvornik and Birçe)
Sanjak of
Banaluka (Kazas of Berbir,
Derbend and Teşene)
Sanjak of
Hersek (Its
center was Mostar,
included kazas of...
-
Dagestan Died 2001 (aged 85–86)
Derbend city, Dagestan,
Russia Occupation Poet,
teacher Language Tabasaran Alma mater
Derbend School of
Teachers Genre Lyric...
